Who has interesting observations about Africa's economies?

Africa has started to come out of its economic failed state. Back in 2013 The World Bank described Africa as the World's poorest inhabited Continent, but by 2025 it should reach the middle income level at the GDP per capita at $8300. read more

Africa's most developed economies, such as South Africa, Morocco and Egypt, are on track to create more wage-paying jobs than new entrants to the workforce. Three sectors have a proven capacity to create jobs and can do so in the future: agriculture, manufacturing, and retail and hospitality. read more

The Economic Survey of 2016-17 presented today by the Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian was a scholarly piece of work that bettered even last year’s high benchmark that he had set for himself, said Praveen Chakravarty, senior fellow at IDFC Institute, a Mumbai-based think tank. read more

Nigeria, which saw economic growth fall three percentage points to 3.3% last year, will have to battle with policy clarity and energy deficiencies, in addition to a battle to get fiscal consolidation right and a weakened currency for the import-heavy economy. read more